Making Sure Linux Doesn't Get Lost in Translation

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Making Sure Linux Doesn't Get Lost in Translation

*Source: TechNewsWorld (http://www.technewsworld.com/story/W...lation.xhtml)*
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With English as the dominant language used by Linux developers in much of the world, Japanese and Chinese software and hardware developers have a huge hurdle to overcome. Having enthusiastic attendees at Linux symposiums staged in Japan does help, but culture and language differences still get in the way.

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